Catch up on the latest news from the Wildlife Hospital.
Stan the Wedge-tailed eagle released
Read about the incredible journey of Stan the Wedge-tailed Eagle, rescued, rehabilitated, and released back into the wild after five months of dedicated care by Byron Bay Wildlife Hospital and WIRES Northern Rivers. Watch the full story and learn how the new Byron Bay Raptor Centre played a crucial role in his recovery.
Parliamentary Inquiry calls for funding for Wildlife Hospitals
A Parliamentary Inquiry recommends ongoing government funding for veterinary services to wildlife, highlighting the strain on veterinarians and the critical role of wildlife hospitals like Byron Bay Wildlife Hospital. The report addresses workforce shortages, financial vulnerabilities, and the necessity for government accountability in wildlife care.
Wildlife Care is a National Emergency
Discover why wildlife care is a national emergency in Australia. Learn about the challenges facing veterinarians, wildlife rehabilitators, and the crucial need for government funding to protect and rehabilitate native animals. Explore the collaborative efforts of Wildlife Recovery Australia and other organizations working to address this urgent environmental crisis.
Flying Foxes in Focus
Learn about the vital role of Flying Foxes in Australia's ecosystems and the challenges they face, including habitat loss and climate change. Discover how Byron Bay Wildlife Hospital is treating injured flying foxes and what you can do to help protect these essential pollinators.
Wildlife hospitals are critical for the survival of Australian native animals
Explore the crucial role of wildlife hospitals in saving Australian native animals. Learn about the challenges faced by these hospitals, including funding and workforce shortages, and discover how facilities like Byron Bay Wildlife Hospital provide essential care and support for injured and orphaned wildlife, ensuring their survival and promoting biodiversity.